No Chelsea discontent, insists Terry

Chelsea defender John Terry is happy to be playing in a team in which competition for places is so fierce.

Sat, 20 Aug, 2005 - 12:41

Chelsea defender John Terry is happy to be playing in a team in which competition for places is so fierce.

Fellow centre-half Ricardo Carvalho this week apologised to manager Jose Mourinho after voicing his disapproval at the decision to drop him for the Barclays Premiership opener at Wigan.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Place: Wigan Place: Ghana Place: Copenhagen Person: Terry Person: John Terry Person: Ricardo Carvalho Person: Jose Mourinho Person: Arjen Robben Person: Michael Essien Person: David James Event: Barclays Premiership Organisation: Chelsea Organisation: BBC Radio Five Live Organisation: England Organisation: Denmark

<p>Raheem Sterling, whose Chelsea contract was terminated recently, has joined Dutch side Feyenoord until the end of this season. Pic: Bradley Collyer/PA</p>

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